Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

ticipated in. Then the gay party qIsPeieeu
having PASSED a most enjoyable SOCIAL
season. Those present were: Misses
kate White, Nellie Ruffner, of Charleston,
w Va, Sidney OFT, Laura Ross, Blanche
Haase EmmaBlOnd, Jennie Griffith, Mat
tie Caldwell, Nova Simpson, Madge john
son Bessie Lamb, ''T" Burke. Hulda Del
%anlaine, Blanche Hoge, Virginia Hoge,
Mary Smyth and Messrs. Walter Hall, Il.
r. Haase' Steve Rice, Cranmer Caldwell,
| Robert Simpson, Will Baird, Nelson Cecil,
Will Shaffer, Chas. Woods, Roy Boyd,
Will Burke. Bob Dovener, Wheeler Bach
man, al. Shaffer and Percy Norton.
Mfr. William Goehring, the popular
Treasurer of the Central Glass Works, was
on Tuesday evening the recipient OF a very
pleasant surprise in the shape of a visit
from q number OF his friends, the occasion
being the forty-seventh anniversary OF his
birth. Mr.. Goehring's residence on North
Main street was thrown open anu the
guests proceeded TO enjoy themselves in
royal style. Progressive euChre was the
principal amusement, and a most inter
esting and exciting game was played.
Miss Lizzie COch won the lady's prize and
Mr.. Fred Schwertfeger the gentleman's,
Mr.. Louis Stifel capturing the booty
The prizes were very handsome. Refresh
ments were served continually during the
evening, and received their full share OF
attention. Mr.. GOebring was the re-
cipient of a number of presents, among
which was one from his wife, a diamond
stud, which was presented in n neat
speech by Hon. n. b. Scott. The occasion
was "a very delightful one and all present
enjoyed it highly, leaving at an carly hour
Wednesday morning, Wishing the. GENIAL
host many happy returns of the day.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eckhart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Egerter,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. V. Blond, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stifel, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Stifel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwertirger, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Kronjager, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Schultze,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mabis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Lutz, Hon. N. B. Scott, Mr.. J.
C. Devine, Miss Osterling, Mrs. II. +.
| Waddell, Miss Lizzie Coch, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Friedel, Mr.. +. G. Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Morgan.
Inc IlNlSlCsll lItibihNO SiNNh ~ I'VE
Armstrong; selected pupils at his studio
on Market street, Tuesday afternoon, was
a very delightful event, the young ladies
doing themselves and their instructor.
credit, greatly to the entertainment of the
audience present. This was an afternoon
with Chopin, and oil the coming Tuesday
afternoon the modern composers will fig
ure on the programme entirely. This also
promises to be a rare treat.
A most delightful parlor entertainment
was given at the residence of Mr.. A. c.
Egerter, on Chapline street, Thursday
evening, in which Il number of our well
musicians, vOcalistS and elOcutiOnists took
part. At the conclusion of Il well rendered
programme q pleasant sOciable followed
and all experienced n most enjoyable EN-
~iOyahle evening.
Thursday evening Mr.. Cyrus ID. Oldham,
the popular letter carrier on business
route No. =, and Miss Carrie s. Beardsley
were married at the residence of the brides
parents, No. 10 Virginia street, Island,
the ceremony being performed by Rev. w.
II. Cooke, in,the presence of only the rela-
tives aud intimate friends of the happy
couple. The best wishes of the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham 90 with
than on their journey of life.
Prof. Mullcn's dancing class rendered
him a very pleasant farewell reception at
Maennerchor Hall, Friday evening. Quite
q number of young folks were present and
spent n most delightful evening dancing to
Prot. Charley Killmeyer'S usual charming
music. This closed the Professors classes
Tor the season and he will return in the
fall to reopen them.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Rose Eberwein at her home On SOuth
Market street, Friday evening, by a large
number of friends. The evening was spent
in dancing to good music, in addition to
other amusementS. Refreshments were
served in excellent style at the proper
hour and were relished by all. The merry
party dispersed at m early hour yesterday
morning with many kind wishes for their
hOsteOS.
The elegant residence of Mr.. Christian
Hess, on North Main street, was the scene
of a very enjoyable informal reception
Thursday evening, rendered Messrs. Price
and Parks, of Birmingham, Eng. who are
travelling through the United States on a
combined pleasure and business trip. The
evening was spent in q very delightful
manner in various social amusements, aud
the gentlemen in whose homo: the affair
was given were highly pleased with their
taste of Wheeling hospitality.
\ very enjoyable party was given Friday
evening at BeethOI ell Hall, complimentary
Ia Miss Annie Heinrich and Miss Schnei-
der. Quite a large number of people were
present and enjoyed the occasion hugely,
dancing to Kramer's superb music until
early yesterday morning. Refreshments
were served at n seasOnable hour.
Miss Mary Menkemeller entertained a
number of friends in a very handsome man
ner at the residence of her parents on
South Chapline street, Wednesday evening.
Cards and dancing were the principal fea-
lures, and the twenty couples of young
folks present took full advantage of the
entertainment afforded. At II O'Clock 4
bOunteOus and appetizing supper was
served, TO which the guests paid their un-
divided attention for some time. At its
conclusion the fun was resumed and con-
tinued in an enjoyable manner until an
early hOur Thursday morning.
The lady members of the EudOra Circle
No. l V. A. o. d. have a very commenda-
ble habit OF surprising their sister mem-
hers of each of their several birthdays.
Last Saturday night Mrs. Henry Shutter
was the one surprised, at her residence on
Thirty-third street. She was presented
wife n very handsome china tea set. A
very enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Mrs. Fred Gersting, another member of
the Circle, was surprised OF last Sunday
night, the occasion being her thirty-secOnd
birthday. She was also presented with 4
china tea set.